Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 113

11,201.Brenda and Dylan's spring dance rendezvous was a highlight of the first season of which teen drama? 11,202.Which beer, named for an old monastery in Bremen, Germany, is famous for its barmaid spokesmodel? 11,203.Bruce Willis married which actress on November 21, 1987? 11,204.Ohio State's Archie Griffin, B.S. '76, is the only two-time winner of which college football trophy? 11,205.Houses built with bales of which material are sturdier than in "The Three Little Pigs," and fire-resistant when packed tightly? 11,206.Harvard's Widener Library, opened in 1915, was built in memory of a victim of which tragedy? 11,207.Cast in 1586, the world's largest cannon by caliber stands in which Moscow landmark? 11,208.Which American author, whose surname sounds like the German word for "Sunday," wrote the novel "The Volcano Lover"? 11,209.In which city is the ballet "Graduation Ball" set, as cadets attend a dance at a girls' school? 11,210.Called Earth's twin, which planet's surface is hidden by thick clouds of sulfuric acid? 11,211.In which Jules Verne novel does Captain Nemo finally die, revealing that he is an Indian prince? 11,212.Caribbean cooks use which fruit to marinate chicken and beef, since its enzyme papain tenderizes meat? 11,213.Cubby O'Brien, Karen Pendleton and Annette Funicello were among the original cast members known as what? 11,214.Which Pittsburgh banker served as U.S. treasury secretary under three presidents and founded the National Gallery of Art? 11,215.Carpoolers learn patience in the Caldecott Tunnel, linking Alameda and Contra Costa counties in which state? 11,216.Which idiom meaning to win the prize is what the peasants might have done after Marie Antoinette's supposed remark? 11,217.Which 1940 Carson McCullers novel follows a Southern girl, Mick Kelly, and a deaf man named John Singer? 11,218.Carthage was almost totally destroyed; you can find what's left of it in a suburb of which Tunisian capital? 11,219.Cary Grant co-starred with Audrey Hepburn in which romantic 1963 thriller? 11,220.Which Rolling Stones hit of 1965 includes the line "And I try, and I try, and I try, and I try"? 11,221.CEO Angelo Mozilo received well over $100 million from which lender at the heart of 2008's mortgage crisis? 11,222.Charlie Sheen starred in "Platoon" and "Wall Street," two of the most lauded films by which director? 11,223.Michelangelo's "Holy Family," known as the Doni Tondo, hangs in the Uffizi in which city, "the Athens of the West"? 11,224.The emperors Jianwen and Wanli belonged to which Chinese dynasty, famous for its vases? 11,225.Chocolate Avenue and Cocoa Avenue are main streets of Hershey, a town founded in 1903 in which state? 11,226.Chrissie Hynde of which band said she wasn't trying to set an example, "I just wanted to play guitar in a rock & roll band"? 11,227."Cinnamon imperials" is a generic term for small hard candies; the ones from Ferrara Pan have which fiery name? 11,228.Clarissa Pinkola Estés encourages women to reclaim their wild roots in "Women Who Run with" which animals? 11,229.Claude Jarman Jr. received a special Oscar for his performance in which movie about a boy and his pet deer? 11,230."Clem's plowin' the lower forty" refers to 40 of which unit of land? 11,231.In Shakespeare, Cleopatra says of which creature, "Dost thou not see my baby at my breast, that sucks the nurse asleep?" 11,232.Clothing chain Forever 21 prints which book of the Bible, with chapter and verse 3:16, on the bottom of its bags? 11,233.Which water, collected in a tank outside a greenhouse, is ideal for orchids because it lacks the minerals of tap water? 11,234.Columbus's first landing on the mainland of the Americas was on the coast of which present-day country? 11,235.Complete the proverb: "People who live in glass houses shouldn't..." 11,236.Complete the title of Alan Seeger's most famous poem: "I Have a Rendezvous with..." 11,237.Damp weather aggravates which condition, whose name tells you it affects the lumbar region? 11,238.Constance marries paralyzed Sir Clifford and has an affair with his gamekeeper in which novel? 11,239.Founded in 2003 and bought by News Corp. in 2005, which social networking site was then one of the most visited on the web? 11,240.Created in New York, which stock index began on May 26, 1896 as an average of just 12 stocks, at 40.94? 11,241.Credited with writing "Sweet Home Chicago", which "King of the Delta Blues" was said to have learned guitar from the Devil? 11,242.The Greek Titan Cronus, son of Uranus, corresponds to which Roman god, whose name was given to a planet? 11,243.Cruella de Vil is the villainess who kidnaps which title brood? 11,244.Which animal word links cub, ursine, panda and polar? 11,245.In 1943, U.S. pennies were made of steel coated with which metal, a mineral also essential to the human body? 11,246.Potassium has which atomic number, also referred to by the rare adjective "decennoval"? 11,247.Depicted as a snake, Wadd was a pre-Islamic moon god on which peninsula? 11,248.The Des Moines River flows southeast across which state to join the Mississippi? 11,249.Though sleeping elsewhere during the Blitz, which prime minister still worked and took meals at No. 10 Downing Street? 11,250.Unlike a wireless phone, what is a telephone connected by a physical wire or cable called? 11,251.Which word means unconventional, and could also describe a drummer who can't keep time? 11,252.D.O. can stand for doctor of what, a field using manipulative therapy along with conventional medicine? 11,253.Which beef cut, also called butcher's steak, shares its name with something you hang clothes on? 11,254.Reflecting its Viking history, the Isle of Man's coat of arms has which black bird on it, along with a falcon? 11,255.Who was the first woman to serve as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, from 1981 to 1985 under Reagan? 11,256.Because of her specialty stroke, Olympic swimming champion Mary T. Meagher had which opera title as a nickname? 11,257.Duke Senior is banished to the Forest of Arden by his brother in which Shakespeare play? 11,258.During the holidays, Jack Skellington of "The Nightmare Before Christmas" takes over which spooky Disney attraction? 11,259.During World War II, Josip Broz (Tito) led which Yugoslav resistance fighters against Nazi occupation? 11,260.Earlier in April 1775, which patriot rode to Concord to warn colonists to move their military stores? 11,261.Edgar Allan Poe wrote a poem about which bird, the first one Noah sent out from the ark to find dry land? 11,262.Edmund Halley set up an observatory in 1677 on which South Atlantic island, where Napoleon was later exiled? 11,263.Elizabeth Kata's novel "Be Ready with Bells and Drums" became which 1965 Sidney Poitier movie? 11,264.Emily Post's "Etiquette" says you should try to put which small tomatoes into your mouth whole? 11,265.Emma Watson made her acting debut as which bookish friend of Harry Potter? 11,266.Which author left Princeton without a degree in 1917 and eight years later published "The Great Gatsby"? 11,267.Which secret society, founded in Bavaria in 1776, figures prominently in Dan Brown's "Angels & Demons"? 11,268.Epaminondas of Thebes defeated which military power at Leuctra in 371 BC, sending it into decline? 11,269.Eric Enno Tamm's "Beyond the Outer Shores" is about Ed Ricketts, the model for Doc in which 1945 Steinbeck novel? 11,270.Established in 1881, the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania was the world's first collegiate school of what? 11,271.What does SUV stand for? 11,272.Even if you're 27 and still single, like Anne Elliot in "Persuasion", your life may not be over. Who wrote "Persuasion"? 11,273.Which word for a famous person's signature comes from the Greek for "self writing"? 11,274.Which 1977 film, his feature debut as a director, showed that David Lynch was weird? 11,275.The price you pay to ride in a cab is called by which word, a homophone of a word meaning "just"? 11,276.Every year new editions come out of which books, which originally carried astronomical data? 11,277.Experts can identify whale species by the shape and height of the spray blown through which openings? 11,278.The expression "O brave new world" comes from which play, the last Shakespeare wrote on his own? 11,279.F. Paul Pacult's "American Still Life" tells the history of which Kentucky bourbon company, over 200 years old? 11,280.Fairy-tale characters meet dire fates in which Stephen Sondheim musical? 11,281.Famous for his jet, which inventor also created a car radio for the company that became Motorola? 11,282.FDR's plane was the Sacred Cow, Truman's was the Independence, Eisenhower's the Columbine; from JFK on it has been called what? 11,283.Word puzzle: which phrase is shown by the letters "DE-deeply-BT"? 11,284.Finish JFK's June 26, 1963 quote: "Therefore, as a free man, I take pride in the words..." what? 11,285.Finland forms a symbolic border between Eastern and Western Europe: Russia lies to its east, and which two nations lie to its west? 11,286.Nobel Peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi spent many years under house arrest imposed by the military rulers of which country? 11,287.For dessert, New Orleans's Brennan's restaurant created which bananas and ice cream dish, named for a customer? 11,288.For soccer, you should protect the front of the leg from knee to ankle with a pair of what, worn under your socks? 11,289.For "Talk to Her", which director became the first man in over 30 years to win an Oscar for a screenplay in a foreign language? 11,290.For your exposé of the school cafeteria, you might hope to win which journalism prize administered by Columbia University? 11,291.Formally organized in March 1901, which company was the world's first billion-dollar corporation? 11,292.Which future Oscar nominee, later famous as "Hot Lips" Houlihan, made her film debut in the teen classic "Reform School Girl"? 11,293.Former prime ministers of which country include Margaret Thatcher, Edward Heath and John Major? 11,294.Once paired with Lacoste in the U.S., which clothing brand later became part of Phillips-Van Heusen? 11,295.Found in southern Africa, which is the largest African country that was once a Portuguese colony? 11,296.Founded in 1795, which Pennsylvania city hosts a famous annual sporting event and has "sport" in its name? 11,297.Francis Bourdillon wrote, "The night has a thousand..." of what, "and the day but one"? 11,298.Frankie Valli's group took which name from a New Jersey bowling alley where they briefly played the lounge? 11,299.Along with the candlestick, knife, lead pipe, revolver and rope, which tool was one of the six weapons in the original game of Clue? 11,300.Fred Astaire's first dramatic role was in which 1959 film of Nevil Shute's post-nuclear war novel set in Australia?